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Indian Development News 🇮🇳Indian #startups working on #nuclear fusion are taking early, credible steps, though mostly in the experimental phase. A Bengaluru-based startup, Pranos Fusion, has developed PRAGYA, a compact tokamak with a radius of just 40 cm (far smaller than conventional…

Pranos Fusion produced plasma in its Pragya tokamak, moving from design to reactor testing after 2.5 years. The Bengaluru startup began building Pragya in June 2025 after developing tokamak-design software; its reactor now marks India’s private fusion sector’s experimental phase. #Tech #Nuclear

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